Cathy Newman , Presenter

Cathy Newman speaks to Tom Wheeler, who’s the director of regulation for the Oil and Gas Authority. She asks if he was misleading people about the possible consequences of gas extraction and fracking.

The entertainer Sir Lenny Henry has led calls for more diversity on television and film behind the camera as well as on screen.

They’re controversial legal agreements which can guarantee silence in exchange for cash. The furore over non-disclosure agreements emerged again last week, after a Labour peer used parliamentary privilege to identify Sir Philip Green as a businessman alleged to have used NDAs in settlements with several former employees claiming sexual and racial harassment. 

Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Mel Stride, and Shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell, discuss the budget.

The Man Booker prize judges were “unanimous” in their choice of winner, describing Milkman by Belfast-born Anna Burns as “incredibly original”. It was finished years before the MeToo movement, or concerns about the future of Northern Ireland, post-Brexit, yet it’s narrated by a young woman aggressively harassed by an older man, set against a backdrop…

Moscow’s Ambassador to the UK has been speaking to the press for the first time since the investigative website Bellingcat unmasked what they say are the two men suspected of carrying out the Salisbury poisoning. Russia insists they are Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, tourists intent on seeing Salisbury’s famous cathedral with its wonderful spire. But Bellingcat published documents this week identifying…

One person who’s got to know Arron Banks reasonably well is Russia’s ambassador to the UK. Alexander Yakovenko has met the Brexit backer several times. So at one of his regular press conferences today I asked him why he was so keen to help Mr Banks.

He was jailed for 18 years for a crime he didn’t commit, only to be convicted of another one a few years later. Making a Murderer, the story of Steven Avery’s criminal life, has gripped millions around the world and won numerous awards. We’ve been speaking to the filmmakers.

Nearly a million reported crimes are not being investigated fully by the police, according to new figures obtained by Channel 4’s Dispatches programme.

We speak to Ben Humberstone from the Office for National Statistics, Matt Downie, policy director for Crisis, and David Tovey, who used to be homeless and is a campaigner and founder of the One Festival of Homeless Arts.

He’s the Israeli historian best known as the author of “Sapiens”, which looked at the evolution of humankind – and now Yuval Harari has published “21 Lessons for the 21st Century,” a book warning us how to harness the greatest global revolution to date: the rise of artificial intelligence. Cathy Newman went to meet him…

Michael Avenatti is the lawyer representing Julia Swetnick, one of the women accusing Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct.

It’s a heartbreaking story: a young teenager died after eating a sandwich containing sesame seeds, an ingredient to which she knew she had a severe allergy. But the sandwich had no label advising her of its full contents. 

Sephton Henry, a former young offender who now works with the charity Gangsline, and Dr Heidi Hales, who is an adolescent psychiatrist, discuss the youth justice system.

The ferocious storm slammed into southern China this morning, battering the region with torrential rain and hundred mile an hour winds.